Domain Architect Fishery Regulations (secondment)

Project overview

As a domain architect, you will map the IT frameworks and needs of the Fishery Regulations domain and translate changing policies into architectural choices.

Profile of the suited interim professional:

• Mapping and assessing the current IT frameworks, architectural principles, and information provision that currently apply within Fishery Regulations
• Determining the consequences of new European and national policies for processes, data, applications, and technical facilities
• Translating policy developments and implementation needs into architectural frameworks and solution directions
• Clarifying coherence, dependencies, bottlenecks, and risks within information provision
• Advising on the impact of policy and change assignments on IT and the necessary architectural choices
• Aligning architectural choices with architects, portfolio management, and Agile teams, and monitoring coherence with the broader architecture
• Contributing to a shared vision of the desired IT development and translating this into concrete next steps
• Minimum of 5 years of demonstrable work experience as an architect within a government organization, to be demonstrated with concrete projects
• Demonstrable experience with architecture in an Agile working environment
• Proven experience in translating organizational needs and policy developments into architectural frameworks and possible solution directions
• Preferably experience with a complex implementation organization, preferably (national) government
• Experience with or affinity for the fishery domain is a plus
• Experience with translating European and national laws and regulations into consequences for information provision is a plus
• TOGAF certification is a plus
• Archimate certification is a plus

Project details

• Start: flexible
• Duration: 7 months
• Location: The Hague, North-Holland, South-Holland, NL
• Languages: Dutch